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Duvets & covers

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poppydell1 · 28/12/2013 23:18

Hello! Does anybody else have the same as us? The duvets inside the covers get twisted & everyday its a hassle to shake it out. I thought it was the duvets themselves (cheap) & so I replaced them but it still happens with the more expensive ones! Any advice???

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sportyme · 29/12/2013 08:31

It may be your covers. Are the polyester, microfiber, or faux silk? To stop the sliding about you need a duvet with a polycotton cover ( hollowfibre with a polycotton cover aren't expensive), and a duvet cover that is at least 50% cotton.

sportyme · 29/12/2013 08:31

It may be your covers. Are the polyester, microfiber, or faux silk? To stop the sliding about you need a duvet with a polycotton cover ( hollowfibre with a polycotton cover aren't expensive), and a duvet cover that is at least 50% cotton.

ActualAl · 29/12/2013 20:56

You can sew ribbons in the corners of the duvet and the covers and then tie them together when you change the covers if you know what I mean?

I read that advice somewhere as I have the same problem and I have always meant to do it but have never got round to it!

At the moment I safety pin the duvet to the covers, so far it's been successful and no-one has been pricked..... Yet!

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